Yesterday’s Liverpool training session saw an unusual incident that has come to light today: Mo Salah, the team’s star and current Premier League top scorer, and Trent Alexander-Arnold, one of the regulars in the starting eleven, got into a brawl that required the intervention of their teammates.
At one point in the session, the two can be seen arguing and starting to push each other in front of their teammates, who had to separate them so that they would not get into a fight.
The incident did not escalate, but it is surprising that this happens in a team that is doing phenomenally well, with the Premier League almost won (15 points ahead of Arsenal) and on the eve of tonight’s match against PSG, a clash that is being played at Anfield and that Liverpool are well on track, having won 1-0 in Paris.
The free-kick was aborted by Konate, who held Salah back, and then by young Harvey Elliott, who began to calm the Egyptian down. Curiously, the captain of the team, Dutchman Virgil Van Dijk, watched the scene without intervening at any time.
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